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"UTAGE LIVE SHOW" features a lineup of Japanese instruments such as Japanese drums, shamisen, shakuhachi, and shinobue, as well as one of Kansai's largest drums with a diameter of 180 cm. This is a special program where you can enjoy Japanese musical instruments x computer music, unparalleled originality, and an outstanding performance. A live show and experience of Japanese musical instruments that will entertain people of all nationalities. As Japanese culture has become popular all over the world, content that has recently been fused with Japanese culture and modern entertainment. TRAinnovation, the band that won the world's number one indie band title, will excite the audience with various performances and visual elements. In addition to inviting customers to the stage and experiencing the performance of Japanese instruments, we also offer opportunities for them to participate in a one-song show. Not only can you enjoy it with your ears, but we also incorporate various visual elements to liven up the venue. A new entertainment Japanese drum experience and live performance of Japanese musical instruments that can only be experienced here. Please experience it for yourself.
Fusion of Japanese drums and computer music
Japanese tradition and modern music
A very enthusiastic performance
A surprise performance on stage?!
Only here in Japan
The performance that won the world's best band contest
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There will be loud noises and strong lights
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Location Name: TEMPO HARBOR THEATER (OSAKA BUNKA-KAN"Osaka Cultural Center" 4th floor)
Address: Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, Minato Ward, Kaigandori 1-5-10FAQ
The UTAGE LIVE SHOW features a powerful lineup of traditional Japanese musical instruments. This includes a large drum, the shamisen (a three-stringed lute), and the shakuhachi (a bamboo flute). These instruments are central to creating the show's unique and impressive sound.
The UTAGE LIVE SHOW masterfully combines traditional Japanese musical instruments with contemporary computer music. This fusion creates a dynamic and innovative soundscape, bridging ancient Japanese sounds with modern technology for an impressive and unique musical experience.
A standout feature of the UTAGE LIVE SHOW is the introduction of a massive large drum, measuring 180 cm in diameter. This is notable as it is the largest large drum in the Kansai region, providing a particularly impactful and resonant auditory and visual experience during the performance.
Visitors can expect an impressive and immersive Japanese musical experience from the UTAGE LIVE SHOW. It features a live performance by the world's best performers, showcasing the power and beauty of traditional Japanese instruments combined with modern computer music for a truly memorable show.
Yes, for a limited time, visitors to the UTAGE LIVE SHOW have a special opportunity to participate directly in the performance. You can join the performers for one song, offering a unique and interactive way to experience Japanese instrumental music firsthand.
The UTAGE LIVE SHOW is defined by its innovative live performance style, showcasing Japanese instruments. It uniquely blends the rich heritage of traditional sounds with modern computer music, delivering a high-energy and visually engaging show that redefines contemporary Japanese performing arts.
The UTAGE LIVE SHOW contributes significantly to contemporary Japanese performing arts by innovating traditional forms. It pushes boundaries by integrating classic instruments like the shamisen and shakuhachi with modern computer music, demonstrating a fresh approach to Japanese musical expression and attracting a wider audience.
In the UTAGE LIVE SHOW, computer music enhances traditional instruments by adding layers of modern sound and intricate rhythms. This blend creates a richer, more dynamic, and immersive audio experience, amplifying the impact of the large drum, shamisen, and shakuhachi to form a truly impressive Japanese musical show.
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